MUMBAI, Nov. 3 -- Parents of the IIT-Bombay student who died by suicide after allegedly being caught copying during an exam have raised concerns regarding two critical case documents. After reviewing items seized by the police, the parents met with Maharashtra Director General of Police (DGP) Sadanand Date to highlight these discrepancies. In a letter submitted to the DGP, the parents alleged that page three-which contained question number three-was missing from the printed mid-semester answer sheet. Furthermore, they requested the original apology letter attributed to their son, claiming that the handwriting on the document does not match his. DGP Date stated that the case remains under active investigation and that the family's application and details are being forwarded to the Mumbai Police Commissioner for necessary action. The family's lawyer, Siddharth Ingale, confirmed that these alleged irregularities were formally brought to the attention of investigating authorities, who noted they are currently awaiting the official forensic report. Additionally, the parents sent an email to the IIT-Bombay Board of Governors requesting a copy of the interim inquiry report compiled by the institute's internal committee. Expressing strong distrust in the findings, the father emphasised that the family lacks faith in the internal probe because the committee failed to reach out to them or incorporate their views during the investigation....